Generalists vs. Specialists: Evaluating Large Language Models for Urdu
Let’s say you’re feeling a bit under the weather. You’ve got a scratchy throat, a nose that resembles a leaky tap, and a cough that rivals a 2-stroke rickshaw without a silencer. You start by calling up your GP (general practitioner) who, with their broad training of common ailments, reassures you that it’s probably just a mild cold – nothing that a little rest, some tea, and binge-watching a few seasons of your favourite series can’t fix. ...